The Exeter Times, 1885-3-26, Page 4,e defer J "11105.
1'1IURSHAY, MARCH 26th,1885.
RDITORIAL NOTES.
TRE new franchise bill of the On
lark Government exteude the voting
power so as to make ik almost uui-
THIf: C.P,F.
venial eufferage, The asoessmeat on
The Refotne leader aa,i prase have
manifested a vast amount 0' hostility
towards this undertaking. Every
effort has been put forth to damage
tine great ttatioual work. If their
statements be hue, the amount of
money it is going to colt will be far;
to excess of what auy of the United
States' Pacific roads. coat them. A
New York paper saps:
"The Northern k'aeifie, in this country.
reeelnbles, the Canadian Pacific more closely
than either the Union or Southern Pacific ;
but while the former ie only 1,800 miles
long, the latter is 2.800, and while the eon-
struotion of .ire latter is a political as well as
1 oommereia1 meaxsilre, that of the fernier
was exclusively a commercial enterprise ; yet
ilio Northern Pacific, in spite a a lauce, grant f;
of 47,000,000 acres, worth more per acre i
than the Canadian great, 'tramped Jay
Cooke turd Yillard anti robbed the thon-
sends of itxveetere wise lied trusted to their
repreaaenttetfone. Estimating its land grant'
at $2 per care, the Northeru 1"gel t`ost Liss
people of ruin country 694,0000,000 for 1,800
exiles of tine; while the Canadian Panto 1
WAIL coat our n igbbors only 108,000,000 for
6,800 miles."
Supposing the Northern Paoifo
had been the same leugth ai the Os;
nadiso Paoif o, it would, at the same
rate, nave cost the United Suttee
over $14O,0O0,0O0, or $88,000,000
more then the 0. P. R. I otwitheteud:
ng the fact that the N. V. cost the
people of the U, S. only $14,000,000
lease for 1,800 mile* than we pay for
which tt person eau vote pu _ own
to $200 in St wue, and is :townships
and villages to $100, and every clan
earning $390 per year is entitled to
Vote. e artioulars is another column.
Injuring The Country,
itir. A, J. 1 -Collins, of Killarney, re-
turned this morning from an extended
trip to Ontario, whence he has been
chipping horsed for the Brandon mar-
ket end snares for his rancho at Kil-
larney. A Unto reporter interview
Stratford Assizes.
SWAN VS. STEWART.
This Waif au tuition brought by Juo.
Swau, of Hibbert, against Jul). Stew.
art, a neighboring farmer, to recover
damages for a trespass alleged to
have been committed by the defend,
ani upon the land of the plaintiff, by
entering on the same and hauling off
large quantities of gravel, un.dermiu-
iug the pleiutifFs fence, and :causing
it to sink and fall. The defendant
denied the allegations made by the
plaintiff, and said the gravel taken,
which amounted in all to ten dollars,
was taken from agravel pit on a road
adjoining the plaintiffs property, and
entirely clear of it. The case canoe
op for trial at Stretford on the 18th
lues., before Hie Lerdehip Justice.
ed flim regarding the feeling iu On-- Armour and a jury, and resulted in &
tario respeoting Nfanitobe, and found verdict being reudered and judgment
that he bad bean confronted on every entered for the defendant, dismissing
band by the means auti•iwmigratiou
resolution passed by the Partnere*
Union lest winter. "The members
of tide Fanners' Union," said Mr.
';chins, 'don't know how much injury
they are doing luxe country below,
Times fire wore' is Coterie than the
are hare. If the (amen would g
the plaintiffs notion with ooate. John
Idington, Q. O., and M. Molr'adden
for the plaintiff ; J. T. Garrey and
B. V. Elliot for defendant,.
The Guelph Mercury 'aye t—"Ou
Wedneedey evening srovernuaetlt De -
eaten Radgere left for Huron oouuty
home and work ori their farina slid where be had reagent to believe that
etitk to work at fitrrpere do in onto. scute of the etoteu jewellery belonging
they would save the Ave -cent to Simouaka was setgeted, He was
pieties cat people if; Ontario IISTtl to do not lreietaken, and succeeded in cep
to make a lima ontheir fermst-•-clad oaring quite a quantity or the plan
if they would Unit political agitation der, coneltlting of knives and forks►,
krid attend to btrfliuoee,tllcre would he jowefety and watebee, on the farm of
groat deal happier prone ill mash '11111. Bird, Huron tlQUOty, Thesoba. If they don't etop this injur-- Birds are relatives of the Little's, and
iousi nonsense, we will scud for the he listed their place shortly after the
dynaniitsrs to blow them up, as their robbery end bid a lot of ilio ,jewellery
pretend actions are peeitively kltling ou their premises. With the jewel -
ower 2,800 mile', yet there was rlok tt the country, All Ontario is flooded , lora recovered rn Brantford, p'or
Marson 50 void of patriotism es to ory with literature about Dakota, and Albert and She Bird fares in Huron,
downand injure the couutry, as le large peelers deolariug the (*mere of laiaaoneky baps got beck. about $850
the oese at preeeut amongst the Ito; , /dauitoba kava atated that title is not worth at trio Property,"
form leaders and the Reformpapers a ounntry to live iu. How can itn-• - -'T
of Canada. No citizen oldie L. S. g pe a:IWE 8.
"ret ringfoatgro of the roeeet
would so far forget the duty ha owes f P Ili'1 k exhlbltiott at bicatroa was *company of ool.
to his co:nar se to do anything that ad.rn ilea ssiagereen g.aate�d is rnanefaaturing
}' y g y y - rho oels3sat:aed ho140o10 Tobaoco,aact et the
would tend to injure it, for the mere p g satnettanedelighting the crowds of.spectators
sake of political advantieraent. with exquisite *anthem raeladlaa. Agold med.
1? al and a apeolaldlrilame were *warded to this
,.r-�.:�m--—.-a:,:...—,. Manitoba to stay away from this earner brand ot chewing tolionte, and the
Menke of tboaairxmitaaa muttered to the Ad
migration be expected iu view of tbose
+etas. At Chicago, . l wall its and
St. Paul you hear the sante stor� re
pasted, and Dakota land a gents travel
around persuading people cowing to
or
4
MERITED D REaC KF
country. There were four young l sues Tobecoo Oa. for their ettreetiveeshibit
man from Ontario going to Regius j„•. .
JOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
ro n to p Y
No other conetitueuoy iu the Do- and they were travelling on the
00410
minion senile to the ions' of Cow- train as anydelf, A. Dakota laud agent
mous, a more conceited or Letughtty 8:13:r od tee' n ou thenxlaet Milwaukee
iiwti ukee
repreeontative,tlien Sir Richard Cart aul eve d t t whit y kS
P, p reiiading item Q try Da Q a
Wright, wbo reert'a nts Banal Huron. in preference to .Manitoba. "Tile
He boasts of beitit;, descended from femora of Manitoba," be argued,
the moat aristooratic family, and 1 "halo declared that it le Apo country
is continually waiting it known for immigrants. These fermiers know
that he reoetvex hie education at two the country. Yon don't. Why thou
Universities ; this renegade Tory and meow ? The argameut vita uuauswer
hero tat calico Huai muddied fntlnese, able. Three of the four got off the
received a rebuke from Sir Leonard
go there in the face of such a state -
Tilley during the debate on the ball l train at Glyndon last night•-auly oue
•
tote xo cage au -, w llc In wall 'one ivatauce of the�efIeete of tete
not soon forget, and it will be ssppre- I,.armara' Union agitation. `Chau
elated by many n, the Reform patty, `talk about railway monopoly ! Why
with whom be ie allied at present, as i
well as by ail his political opponents, most of Ontario is groaning beneath a
greater monopoly than is here --the
whom be note so sincerely hates. Travel Grand Trunk railway. Travel about
SirLeonard Tilley said •-1[ . a
eo y r Speaker, I Ontario as I have done and you will
tlee're to say a felt words in reply to the hon. come to the same conclusion." Mr
orable geutleman. But before doing so I + e ,
would state to the Hoose that during the T. S. MnNary, of Oa twright, who
eleven or twelve sessions I have had the was present when Mr. Rollins was
honer of a seat in Parliament I hare receiv-
ed at the hands of members on both sides
every Inspect and conEidoration, with the ex-
ception of from one gontlemau. (Hear,
Hear.) The honorable gentleman has on
this occasion, in a satirical manner, boon
disposed to reflect upon my honor and in-
tegrity, and upon the honor and integrity of
the gentlemen with tivhom I am associated
in the Government. He has on more than
one occasion, I think, in an ungentlemanly
manner -(cheers) -referred to the oonatruc-
tion of my sentences as being ungrammatic-
al, and he stood in his place as a ei do of
the moral charaeter and educational standing
of members of the House. Sir, I am re-
minded by his conduct and statements of an
incident that took place not long since in the
south of England, where a meeting was held
for the purpose of discussing some important
question affecting the locality. There was
present on that occasion a country squire
whose organ of self-esteem was very large
and his organ of benevolence proportionally
small. (Laughter.) He imagined he knew
everything in that section of the country,and
that his neighbors knew nothing at all. At
the meeting a humble farmer was present,
and he had the audacity to differ from this
country sgaire. Accordingly the squire
took him to task and said, "I have stated so
and so and you are an illiterate man." "I
have been educated in two universities." He
did nut say whether he had ever taken a de.
gree or not -(much langhter)-but the farm-
er replied, looking directly at the squire,
"What of that ? I had a ealf once that suck
ed the milk of two cows-(langhter)--and the
more he sucked the greater calf he grew."
(Tremendous laughter and applause.) That
is the spirit in which the hon. gentleman
from South Huron (Sir Richard Cartwright)
treats on this side• of the House, whether
.educated or uneducated. (Cheers.) it is tree
I have not the advantage of a university edu-
cation, but I trust I have sufficient to make
my statements to the House in such a mini-
ster as the members will understand diem,
and I hope with such evidence they will be
Prepared to believe them. (Cheers.)
THE Montreal Herald says "In -
eluding rails, which had to be im-
ported, coal for Port Arthur, which
could not be shipped from the Lower
Provinces, and all other expenditures
in Eogiand and the United States,
over 93 per cent. of the $22,000,000
or $28 000 000 which the C P 1i
Company expended' in 1884, was paid
to the people of Canada,"
apeakiug to the reporter, said that be
coincided with all that Mr. Rollins
said, but he did not believe he had
spoken strongly enough on the sub-
ject. He strongly condemns the Un-
ion and has been pursuadiug the
farmers in hes oouuty to leave it alone.
—Winuipeg Times.
If times are not harder in Manitoba
than they are in Ontario, settlers
have no reason to eomplein. The
onley complainers in Ontario are the
Reform Prase, which grasps at every
obstacle in order to injure the coun-
try in which they exist.
The Scott Act.
The majority for the Scott Ant
In Lambton, which took place Thurs-
day last, is 2,018.
Elgin County carried the Scott Act
on Thursday last, by a majority ot
1,868.
Voting on the Scott Act in the
county of Frontenao will be delayed
for two months, owing to a number
of wrong signatures having been put
on the petition.
The Scott Act petition for the
county of Frontenao was filed ai the
registry office in Kingston ou' Satur-
day, there being a sufficient number
of names signed without those which
were wrongly subscribed.
The official declaration of the re-
sult of the voting on the Scott Act in
St. Thomao was made Monday by
Returning Officer Ellis, a majority of
eleven in favor of the. Act being re-
corded. It is expected the recount
will take plane withia a couple of
weeks.
A somewhat Budden and unexrect•
event occurred on Wednesday. morn-
ing of last week, in the death of Mri
Joel Hoyt, of S►. Marys, after a short
illness. The deceased had been re-
cently'suffeaing from the effects . of
w sh % of Ria hen Fra and Vaborne
and. tba nitreaf Exeter. All aslos promptly
attendaatlafacttoa tatarauteod. Halos
arranged et this Wilco.
C,A,RTWRIG HT, L, D. 5.,
a
]rads opened dental socias over
(1'NHIL 8 BANK, where lie will be
prepared to extrect teeth without
pain. Al operations performed with eat:oaud
Skill. Gold finings a speciality. Office hours
o a. ru: to 4 p ux, Cxem:e H Mfunrs&TE. TEuaaai
CAR11r
' E ?NENT tt:
nary Surgeons, Or
\-oterinars
to, have op
for roc
fy�mcatic .Animate, o u
31,.inetreet Exeter. Calla
from a 41s• _.r - ` -" tanoe promltt'y
attended to ¥redloino for llonee. Cattle, &c,
always on Laud:
:ANENT, Vt'teri
I,atea of the Ontario
0 1ego, Torun
cued an office
h fj h B It l h i proo0eded t0 Regina O.hle 10 but the
crncut of 6,11
ORTHEIIN PC1F1
it R. LANDS
In Minnesota. North Dakota. Men -
4 tana,ldaho,Washington and Oregon
From Lake Superlor.to Puxet:,totrn,l.
At prices ranging chiefly from f2 to $9 per ae•i.
to u to 10 years time. This is the Gest
'er securing Good Homes now open tor settle:nu t,
FREE: i Teres of Garernutrnt
cGGVW"14,l'. 'ellne La 1111",'...
VW Tu..., a nirnreT- w& \t1Tis'
1O.A1S.433 i, r' t t 7sor h THAN
rt.ar s of :tn ►rte 1 a t,r y,„,t+d,ry".•., ” rt ,x
ere in the Northern l'ncificceuntrt. r o„ltaay 4
Mars Kent FREE. 0,4,1'4 44- t Northern
Taerflet'on„try the Yt:�' • 1-1.•1••:- 1,'to m:d
t1,,. FREE Goverment r+ md,,r e (ll.l,1. 11.
LAMBORN, Lundrotn'r. Y' a ... :n -
Auction Sale
AN EXCELLENT DWELLING HOUSE
- --AND
Three Acres of Land
IN EXETER.
And of the undermentioned Furniture,
and Household Effects, Ete., Ete.
iTIHERE WILL BE- SOLD BY
1 Public Auction, by Iohn Gill, Auctioneer
on the premises on the Lake Road, Exeter, on
TUESDAY, 7th day of APRIL, 1885
At 12 o'clock, noon, subject:to such conditions
as shall then be produced:
FIRSTLY—Al l and singular that certain par-
cel or tract of land and premises,situato, wing
and being in the Village of Exeter, in the coun-
ty of Huron, containing by admeasurem'ant
Three:Acres, more or less, and being composed
of part of lot number One in the First conces-
sionof the township of Hay, having a frontage
on the Lake Road of three chains, and a depth
northward therefrom of ten chains. These are'
the premises lately occupied by tdurdock Mo -
Kenzie (deceased,) Thera is a good frame house
with a brick cellar underneath, a woodshed r t•
tackled; also atgood frame barn, a young or.
chard just beginning to bear, and never -failing
pring, on the premises.
SECONDLY.—The following goods and chat-
tels :-1 Cooking Stove,1 Parlor Stove,1 Centre
Table, l2 Bedateads,2 Bureaus, 1 Cupboard,
dozen cane bottomed Chairs, 1 Rocking Chair
1 Cow, 1 Heifer two years old, 2 Mattresses, a,
quantity of Wood, son e carpenters tools and
other small articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE—Ten ner cent lot the pur-
chase money of the Real Estate to be paid in
cash on the daycf sale, and the balance on or
before the 7th day of May, 7885 with interest at
six per cent. per annum until pal 1. The Chat-
tels Zest be paid for in cash on the day of sale.
For further particulars apply to the auction -
a cold, which terminated in a severe ser, or to
bronchial affection,` terminating in
death Vendor's Solicitor
t Dated at Exeter, this lith day of Mareh,1885.
23, V, f]LLIO r.
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P4
41NOTIIER LOT !
JUST TO HAND, WIUOtL AffAIES THREE i
Remember we have no reference whatever to the Babes in
the crib, but to the immense stock of .New
Sprinq Print at Ranton Bros.
NEW DEMONS, BEST COI ORINO8, I a TSST STYLES to Cheoke, Spotty, Kluge,
Stripes, Hail, Floral', Overcooks, Dark and Litlrt trainees, Mourning, dee„ de,
We will be pleated to show you diem .all, as would the mother of tete three boys and to
know if you don't think they aro pretty. Well, wblle some ayay that the boy' ere, end
othere not, all agree that am New Sptieg Prints are not only Pretty, but Lively, Be*nttful,
ke., eke, Pilate at 5,8 and 10 cents, and an Extra Ohoieo lot at 12t cent'. Conte end
see, No trouble to asitow at hapten Eros.
Also Big Bargains in 'White Check Muslins,
Selling, at tbe price of ordinary prints. Everybody should see tbeam, New Drags Goode,
Silks, laatitta, Ottomans, pingbams, Shirting', Cottonades, +rt- cto.
$om,et lug New Again at Banton Brothers,
188 E141r10:11, of London, has been soaurei to take ebergo of our Drees ►pad Mantle -
Melees Department ap-stars, and in this, sol all otheca, the gratteat taste and West style
will be displayed, Silks, Satins fend fine Dowses a speeiralty, ISouraing Goods on abort
notice. Goods bought ,from usor any place else will melee beat aitatntion, and the ladies
can rest enured Mis. Elliott will give entire sstiefsotiou. Call slid sea her at BANTON
lllt08„ Up -stairs.
Yr J. SUTHERtaAND,HENSA• LIa,
ONT., Coss 'arson, Cartt�tiasrouur►
Fire
x I.ioeuuAsem. Alt rance Agent
eaa 1Rem trd Ransactener d
stjrnlyoonedential. A Call tollcited; O,hca
at the Post Office:
f Ry” DR. DOWN S GOLDb.N
U IMENT for Illphthorie. Croup,eud
kl�lre ie� Patelure cum, ell
aaqu kyevd Iutarnnlly and extern..
ally. Ask for it. Take no other. Ree testirpo
Male. 'e'er sale lay all Druggists.
OK CO1Jtill$ AND COLDS.
for work Ins people. Send IA meta
rojal. *TelnaehWiliemple aofrat
goo. sl Wit will put you an the way
of making mora money In a few
days than you ever thought pool -
bio at any bawneas. Capital not
required. You can live at haute and work spare
time only er all the time. All of both sexes
0f all ages grandly sureeeetul. 50 ceuts to :i;,
eesily earned teary evening. That all who
want work may test the bnsiuoae,we make tells
unparalleled offer: To all who aro not well
IAtisaedwewill send ill t0pay tor kilo trouble
of writing us. bull particulars,direetioua, etc.
Sent irra. immense pay abanlutely sure for all
who *tart at, once, Dont delay, Address
Wyman's' hG4a..1'oxMud, Main e.
('AY'9 COMPOUND OF LIN. BUY ONLY THE BEST
alma.Auiaaeed.,Seaefia,Souilt,Totu. 40
with l.hloro(Ivne.
ir AY'S COMPOUND, a tletnuicen
exnectarailt forConuhs andCclds.
OEA.Y'S ,COMPOUND, for Coughs
and Colds, is equally servicable; for
Horses audtiattle,
Z AY'S TIC PILLS, a specific in
Neuralgia Face -ache &c.
f IOAGUL1N.E.—Cement'for 13rok-
1 1 en Articles. Sold everywhere.
Solo Makers. --Lay BRCS.. Stockport,
England.
Butter & Eggs
WANTED.
J. Matheson,
Has opened out in
Bac];='s 01d Stand.
(2 Doors north of Post Office)
I Just received a splendid assortment of
Spring Goods, which we will sell at . very
close prices. Splendid value in Cashmeres,
Velveteens, Grey, Scarlet Canton and Home-
made Flannels. A nice'lot of Table Napkins
and Covers, Splendid Wincey, Grey and
White Cottons very cheap. Tweed and Ready
Made Clothing very cheap. A GOOD SUIT
for 65.
GROCERIES. -We sell 4 lbs Tea for 111 ;
75 cent Tea for 65 conts, Sugars as low as
the lowest.
BOOTS it SHOES. -We have added some
new lines and are prepared to sell the beat
goods at close prices.
A House and Lot for sale or Rent. Apply
to
JOHN MATliEt50N.
ZvaxoH
ROLLER : MILLS !
These mills are now completed with all
the:best andvery latest improved machin-
ery for the manufacture; of;FIour on 'the
Roller
rocess
THE. MILL IS Nt W RUNNING NIGHT
AND DAY, and we ar prepared to do
Gristing & Chopping on S ‘rtest Notice
Also Flour an Feed for sale as
Cheap as the Cheapest.
EINES & WILLIAS,
Proprietors.
Laurance's
CctratI ptac1as
The Lenses of these spootaoles, being soi-
enbfically ground from Pure Pobble, are
without exception the best adapted to pre-
serve perfect vision and restore the sight
when damaged by old age and other causes.
They have the rocommendatioe of the most
eminent members of the medical .profession
in England as well as in Canada, and a large
number of our most prominent citizens.
READ THE FOLLOII IN61:
Chief Justice Macdonald, N. S. writes ; They
gave the nghost satisfaction.
Senator Archibald write s; I have experienc-
edrreat satisfaction from their use.
ChiefJuatice Sir Wm Young writes; They
give a clearer and purer light under gas than
any Ihave previously obtained here or else-
where.
John F. Wood, M. D., writes: For ease or
comfort they excel any Ihave overused.
J. Mackenzie, FRC 8. Kingston, writes
Carefully constructed, good defluingpower and
glasses in each frame of focal equal length.
A C Blair, Esq., Premior NB, writes : 01 the
comfort and assistance experienced.
Lt. Gov vtland, P E, I. writes : I never ex.
Darien.: in on my eyes after using
them, •
Rey, Path erBolduc, Quebec, writes: That he
finds them superior to any previously used.
Peter Lynch .Esq., Q 0, Halifax, writes: Using
one pair of Laurance's spectacles for 19 years
with great satisfaction and benefit to my eyes.
HDe Cure De Quebec, writes : He is more than,
satisfied with the selection made.
M F Walsh, Elsq., See. Minister of the Interi-
or, writes : The glasses suit admirably and give
every satisfaction.
_Dean of Ontario wrftes: Of the great comfort
and relief fono 1 in the wearing his spectacles.
Lt Gov Sir P. McDougall. K C M G. writes :
He is greatly pleased with the selection made
Dr,Phelan, Kingston, writes : They supply
to those with every derangement of the vision
a long felt slant
Sole Agency :
Dominion Labatary
EXETER.
J, W, BROWNING,
Proprietor,